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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2040, 19 July 1875, Page 3

Seedsmen and. Fruiterers, etc. GARDEN SEEDS MiARDEN SEEDS!! TIIHE Undersigned has now ON SALE a X FRESH STOCK of Every Variety of Gt-ardon Seeds, comprising: — ' Peas (enrly variety) ; Beans ; ■ ;" Onioha .1 ,■;. :'-\ '■ ■'•' ■ • ' :'..'" Carrots " - ; Turnips, Swcdo I Potatoo Oniona Kidnoy Potatoes, Eye Grass, Clover and Lucerne. j. P£ ~N T ON , Frtjiteher and Gkockk, Corner of Maby and Poltjcn Struts. GARDEN SEEDS! CARDEN SEEDS! JUST RECEIVED a FINE ASSORTMENT, confisting of Iho following :— 1 Fnrly Peas (nFSorled) Broad Boans Kid' ey Beans Onio* s Carrots , Turnips (assorted) I Potatoo Onions Kidney Potatoes. Also, Fyo Grass, Clorcr, and Lucerne, 25 Coso3 Sydney Oranges and Lemons, 5 tons Canterbury Polatoes ON SALE afc JAMES JEFF E BY, COVENT GAEDEN FBUIT DEPOT, Brown Street, Gbahamstown. . 564----i For Sale : i Tjl O E. SALE, AT COROMANDEL, . A- LUCRATIVE BUSINESS IN THE HOTEL AND STOREEEEriNG LINES. The" Busings Premises are Commodious and Well Stocked, nnd Easy Terms will be given.' Principals'only lnated •with. Satisfactory reasons given for retiring. . For particulars apply m the first ins'nnco to tbe Evening Star Offico, Albert street, Thames. General Notices LOCAL INDUSTRY. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF PURE BOILED SUGABS. /"CHARLES PALMER, of Kolleston street, V_7 hes great pleasure in informing the Public tbnt he has just completed, at great cxpenpp, all the receseary machines and iimprovements for producing first-class Boiled ■Sugar of everyjdescription. -Sugar Whistles and all the latest, novelties in Boiled Goods. I ! Cleanliness, Purity, and Cheaprießß being the mottojof ; ' V. .; ; ;: ;; {.'■■* •-.<: ■-,:?- ; : :-C. PAIMEB^ .tc: ;.■•:'-:; •-; 'U\f\ 1 JWholesaleJConfectioner, •] ': - ; Rolleston street, Tliamcß. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. :'\I7M. MARTIN & SON, DRAPERS and T V CLOTHIERS, late of Rolleston street, ;beg to Inform their numerous Customers ■and the Public generally that they have REMOVED to those Commodious.Premises opposite Skiale's' Building/ Pollen ' street, three doors from Foy ,Bres' Photographic IStudio, swherO; they? hope to meet their old customers, and by Strict Attention to business, combined with Reasonable Prices and Ciyilty, to Merit a fair share of General Patronge. . |«^° Bomember tho Address— W. MARTIN & SON. 723 ; SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS CARY still holds her School at Mrs Bargroye's late residence, Abraham street. = English, Music, and French taught. • Dancing Cla3s every Friday Evening from 7 to 9. : No Winter Holidays^ V-i • ; 595 X NOTICE OF EEMOYAL. ; JAMES MACKIE, Coach BuiWeriWheelfj -vrright, and General Smith, than s his Customers-for their liberal supporfcj'during;; the last lix years, arid begs to arnounce that he has REMOVED froni his old premisea, in rear of Theatre Royal, to a more Central Position next to Naval Hall,'and directly opposite Read's Timber Yard, Brown etreet, Grahamstown. . ; IT.B.—AII work Guaranteed First-class. ■: ■.■"=■<•■■■■■.- ... ... >--■■ - ■ .. 354 McGowan's Gteoceey and Jjakeey. TUTcGOWAN'S new SHOP is supplied : with a large Stock of NEW & FIEST-CLASS aEOCEEIES, which he is determined to sell at the lowest possible rates. : Parties taking a small order of any kind of Goods can have them in most cases cheaper, than; the so-called /Wholesale Houses. You naturally ask how is this ?—Because he buys for Cash, and a small percentage on a quick sale pays him well. Prove the above by Trial ! THE LITTLE SHOP TO LET. ? ■ Apply to: '■• James McGowan. TUST EECEIVED, AUSTRALASIAN, O June 26; HOME NEWS, May 14. J. H. Jepfeeson, Pollen-street. ;